Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08
DEBDIE'S DARLING
AHecticnaEely A Refers TO His
Housekeeper 5 Cherub.
TIE IGNPnE- -RHVts circus
The =. 5. Court s0on Packed With
lais Loafsrs- Women . large
hembsrs Among the Spect<-
tors-Ths Tes<noar
Taksz


Tas G. :. Court room never before cob
ta4nel such . lar<s 4nd tashionaoie Aild-
iencs 80 i did yesterday. the fairsf ssx out
aanibefiaa the aales. IL Nas a sort "a geii-
srsl holiday and Ia Dlscs OF ths theatrical
aatineo ths laaiies f0oted % ths Court
roosa. Evsry seal uas taksn and every ineh
os standing room inside aud outside tho
the rail sas occupied Patisntly they stood
E5f hours and prooa5ly Esat home anal As
"a o aartcuIsrlF soft letters we're intro
d1eel. A. ages aud all classes Of people
sgsrs prssr1t. lrom the Uea.thy " the po5r,
f0m TIE blns1ing dansei Ot slxfeen 70 the
siaid Oh m4iran Of sixty. Deobis aad
Andfes ~srs he exposure OF al eyes, and
desolte The heated coalition Of the room
the former sat all day with her farhaed
nrap on. No tears we're shed, the plaintiff.
k-ql ils sane st0ad 0n her c0Qnten ance.
While Reeves as 90 ol and anconcerned-
Tax about cifeuses. I. @Ould have been
q picnic tor Court Ohieer Campau and
Court Cries D.shman II they had been per-
uiued a. enalgs an sdmi.si0n fee. t,r
thew ssuI have collected a considerable
sum While reserved sells would easily have
brought 4 dollar each. The tact that the
dsienlsnt bad for two terms been elected
prosecuting attorney Of Kent county. and
tl- attorney FOR the pi4lnii1 Was The Demo-
crai ic Candidate for Supreme Court Justice.
made tie pabHc somewhat interested Ia
these Individuals aside from Deooie, her
sister Isgania and her pOrtly and rather
good looking mother.
lt vas 10 O'Clock when Dehbie and her
mother ana sister arrived, while the defend
ans Eas behind tlme some twenty minutes.
He took scat In the Nitcess box. while the
attorneys arranged tns namoeriess books
an papers necessary ~ tie eTlal- one OF
the lasors was delayed By The nOn-arrival
Of k.s train and it VAS after. III o clock
when the court Vas rea1y % proceed
No tine was lost In discussing the atrnls-
sabiHiy Of the list OF mortgages. presented
c-furday Just as court ac)Oorted.
On Saturday Mr. Reeve, tegtlfied that he
Vas worm $1,000 with $4,000 more IN bis
possession in trust for bis children from
their mother. and fl0 60 OF borrowed
money Yesterday morning be sail in 1884
lie vas worth. perhaps. $1,000 and liss of
mortgages was handed him by Mr.. Griffin.
2 let in the Kent County Registers Office.
ni1ng four or I've sheets Of legal cap paper.
Accounting 30 about $4,000. in which be
confess ed 10 have an iaterest IN at that time
De also acknowledged holding Ss,9O IN
fnortgsges ia ottawa county. 81 coo or 81
90 IN Allezsr cognty. none in Newayg0 and
81 Joseph counties hat he now remember
81. The money hs held for his cnildren
from nis wife se).Vso was verbal trust,
made ever % him oy promise To her and
the transfer was an absolute one. Her
IaoneV was given her by parents
went six or twenty eight years ago
aud Vas under 200 originally. and she
heid other properly given to her by
~.
oi ne real estate be he'd ia December lSSt,
ma kent coauty - ss.000 besides nis house
ard iot. be held no other property than the
mortgagrs. none in TAX titles nor any pine
lands. Ia October 1851 lie WAS attorney
tor the Newavgo Misunderstanding company
snd be stipulated that ne ~cgid give the
business al necessary time and attention
unIsss hs sapIld yer married. N which else
he stipulated for vac Ition lie was
obliged % cross four bridges 70 get his
break Fast an he attributed his III health u
exposures there then During the past ten
Years be has been looking after his bu dness
making loans sfc. daring the Crouch case
h- Nas q clerk 20 Detective Gum. prepared
Test rlouv aud kept the records. be has been
emri0ged lt ii,ersn, timss As private de-
tective. orr did nOt act IN that capacity Ia
TIE Crouch rase--pnly as CLERK and assist
snf ~ "a. alun. This ci0sef the cxamin-
GenTinE ittf De was ~0ffn 81 CO IA 1881.
tfit Aousek-eoer Minnie l,ssrr. a young
grsss willow Hho goes ov the name now of
freren Der maI'eu name. etme % him in
iGig. $50 and leit aoatit tbree weeks a.O
to 10 hs t1ew not whsrs. whether % bu-
lufh. Ns1rsssa 81 FioIiJa- He Snew 3 wOm-
a. lsuis3 Mrs Wilson. a dressmaker
Do yod rsmeni Der zoiDg 20 Mrs Wilson
f1r vsaain opait sor yourself and Mrs.
Eaker or ffenca"
do uor
"Do gon remember Mrs. Wilson coming
b you ior money for Nrs French
,'i 20 nor
.'fio f11 rsmsnbsr in July. 1888. sitting
81 an armchair ard Mrs French coming
over aud siaiuE en che arm of the chair.
putting Der srm around vour neck aad ask
i1E f3r noueg i9r 81 s. WILSON,
20 tout -cnlson ner suca a scene
ne confessed tha, De used TO x, to The
store Visa Airs Freach FOR clothes and dry
1eo.ls clf pas ouig ., conysGienee her
zsi c. lay ne nis with money be owed
her
Hr. s..3w.a ooicriaI TO the continuance
a. thn rrree examination on this line and
Nr 0ri-in tec'agtd s. wt< n,s Object 20
sla~ Ia this young wei1sn Ms French.
VIE ciu'e 81 his ho1se as boa-ek eeper.
siensfe Nr Reeves affections from Mss
r'sia-sh sad c7'siai him 10 bicxsnut fhst
Mr. Reeves ain ID be na8 3een six from
i.eeemteT. 81 te AUGUST g. sui uaaoie to
f41re. wtte OBJ fsci hs was out With his
h4uef seerfr va Nacr BE bed come
ems su-ef it vas proposed % show thar his
raIatfsas Co the house seener and perhaps
rtrtrs rere s1rl ss io Eife .him reasons 10
ces5re to utthLr8w frpu tie snEasea.eat.
IRE an-t ieci.l@i encl risnce was Al
neiss '''e 1rd &r. iseisf1 alea ar svrepfion
"a a IT.